CMM2000 Help - Profiles Window - Radial Cam
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CMM2000 Help - Profiles Window - Radial Cam
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Note about Opposed / Receding:
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Depending on the rotation of the cam (Clockwise)
it is considered a Frame with Opposing Follower when
the force on the Roller is directed towards the Lever
Pivot.
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Depending on the rotation of the cam (Clockwise)
a Frame with Receding Follower is considered when
the force on the Roller is directed in the opposite
direction to the Lever Pivot.
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Translating follower :
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Oscillating follower :
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Since version 4 of CMM2000, a new Desmodromic
Cam configuration is also available in which the two
Cams, with different Profiles, are not concentric but
rotate on two axes having a user-definable distance.
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The Additional "Added Translating Follower" options allows you to insert the movement of a translating
roller into the lever mechanism. In this case, the User will define the curve referring to the center of the
translating roller and the program will calculate the shape of the Cam that moves the lever roller.
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The "Rocking Lever" option allows to calculate the cam profile by inserting the motion curve with respect to
the position given by the length of the return rather than with respect to the roller center that will rest on it.
The Rocking Length [RV] value must be negative if the point where the curve are defined is, with respect to
the Pivot point, in a position opposite to the roller.
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Flat Faced Follower :
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Selecting the option Internal / External it is possible to obtain the Solid Models as represented in the
following images.
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